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Stampin' Fun Friday (Surprise!)

It's been forever since I've shared a Stampin' Fun Friday project, right?!

I don't have a video to go with today's stamped card share but I do have some additional photos + instructions. :)

I needed some thank you cards for my daughter to mail out after her birthday a few weeks ago and this is the design I came up with. Very simple but it uses my favorite new butterfly cling stamp + that great cloud background stamp that I just can't get enough of!

Supplies:

• Butterflies Remountable Rubber Cling Stamps by Hero Arts
• 4x4.5 Inch Cling Block by Hero Arts
• Clouds Wood Mounted Stamp by Hero Arts
• Thank You Sayings Clear Design Stamp Set by Hero Arts
• Black Memories Dye Ink Pad by Hero Arts
• Soft Pool Shadow Ink by Hero Arts
• Colored Pencils by Prismacolor
• Gamsol (for blending colored pencils)
• Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz
• Corner Chomper Crop-a-dile

Instructions:

1. Trim cream smooth cardstock (Stampin' Up) to 8" x 4", fold in half, score and round corners.
2. Stamp Hero Arts Cloud Background Stamp on front of card using Soft Pool Shadow Ink.
3. Stamp Butterfly Cling Stamp on front of card (over background stamping) using Black Memories Ink.
4. Stamp greetings below butterfly using Black Memories Ink.
5. Stamp butterfly again on additional sheet of cream cardstock and color in both stamped butterflies as follows:

• Color in tips of butterfly wings using Dahlia Purple Prismacolor pencil.

• Color in the inside of each wing section and small dots using Aquamarine Prismacolor Colored Pencil.

• Blend the two colors together using Gamsol and a Blending Stump. I started with the purple and shaded down, then shaded up to meet the purple with the aquamarine, blending them together really well in the middle for a really nice shaded look. For the very top section of the wing, I didn't add any aquarmarine and only shaded the purple all the way down so it looks lighter the closer it gets to the center of the butterflies body.

• Color in the butterfly body with French Grey Prismacolor Colored Pencil and blend with Gamsol and a Blending Stump. Color in the outline of the butterfly body with the Aquamarine colored pencil.

 

• Cut out the second butterfly and layer right over the one stamped on the front of the card. Secure top butterfly by stapling to the card and tying a string to the center.

The layered effect is so pretty and easy to create.

Have a super weekend!

Christmas Calendar (a Silhouette Print & Cut project)

Ever since I saw these darling December Calendar Print & Cut designs for the Silhouette I knew I wanted to create some sort of a wall project with them. I could have just used 1-25 for an advent calendar but I loved all 31 designs so I included the whole month in this custom frame I created for the Silhouette Blog. Add a vinyl die cut design to the wall and this is the final result. 

 

• Each of the squares is 2" x 2" (I cut 48 - 2" squares from different Making Memories patterned papers) and I simply adhered them to the back of the frame.
• I wanted to be able to use this frame year after year so in the Craft Robo software, I removed the optional days of the week from each Print & Cut design before printing. This is a great option if you want to customize these designs year after year...they aren't for this year only!
• I adhered each of the Silhouette Print & Cut designs using foam dot adhesive. The dimension in real life really just makes the designs "pop"!
• I added a few gems and rub-ons to several of the squares.

• I used a MM die cut in the center of the piece, adhered directly to the background. There's quite a bit going on in this design so I kept the "extra's" to a minimum.

 

• I added just a few clear buttons to some of the squares with poinsettias.

This entire project only took me about an hour and a half to complete. 

I broke it down into steps:

1. Open Print & Cut designs in Craft Robo software (no resizing was necessary for this project).
2. Print designs (I use Epson Luster Photo Paper for a nice crisp, clean image with no bleed).
3. Cut designs (I run mine through twice to get a nice clean cut through the photo paper). *tip* Use a new (or clean) cutting mat for best results.
4. Cut 48 - 2" squares from patterned papers (see list below for papers used).
5. Adhere squares to background of frame (the opening of my frame is 16"x 20". The actual frame is bigger.
6. Adhere dates using foam adhesive for dimension.
7. Apply rub-ons (I just added a flourish and a couple of snowflakes to 3 of the number shapes).
8. Add gemstones (I used several round ones and a couple of stars) to several of the designs.
9. Thread string through clear buttons and adhere to paper squares.
10. Put frame/glass back together and hang on the wall.
11. Die cut "Merry & Bright" using black and cream vinyl and adhere above frame on the wall.

Silhouette Print & Cut Designs:

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Silhouette Die Cut Design:

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Supplies:

• Poinsettia Flocked Mistletoe Paper by Making Memories
• Icon Dot Mistletoe Paper by Making Memories
• Argyle Mistletoe Paper by Making Memories
• Cardinal Mistletoe Paper by Making Memories
• Slice 8x8 Ledger Pad by Making Memories
• Rub-ons (Making Memories)
• Die Cut (Making Memories)
• Clear Gemstones by Hero Arts
• Star Gemstones (KI Memories)
• Clear Buttons (CTMH)
• String
• Black 1/2Inch Foam Squares 88/Pkg
• Cream Adhesive Vinyl by Silhouette
• Black Adhesive Vinyl by Silhouette
• SD Digital Craft Cutting Tool by Silhouette

I hope this has inspired you to start planning and creating some Christmas decorations of your own!

Have a great Thursday!

Silhouette News + Halloween Costume Photos (just a wee bit late)

I had every intention of sharing a Christmas project here today but I need to push that back until tomorrow when the project goes up on the Silhouette Blog. Bummer. The good news is that it's just one more day. :)

However, I it's not all bad news today. :) To see a super cute Silhouette die cut project featuring Silhouette's newest partnership, click HERE. Hero Arts is now part of the Silhouette family! How amazing is that! I couldn't be more thrilled. Two of my very favorite companies working together. I just downloaded a bunch of the new Hero Arts designs and I will be sharing my own projects featuring the HA die cut designs soon. 

How about a peek at some of my favorites? 

Well, there's this guy. Um, THIS butterfly stamp is quite possibly my most favorite HA stamp ever. Ever. 

Check out THIS project and THIS one too.

And now I can cut it out and stamp it. No scissors involved? Happiness, my friends. Pure happiness!

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And how about this cute birdie?

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And this flourish:

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Want even more happy Silhouette news? Silhouette will be releasing a small group of new designs every Tuesday. Here are some of my fav's from yesterday's release + this week's freebie download (get it now before next Tuesday's all new free design comes out and this one will be $1.99!).

Freebie:

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I love this one. I am going to make a home decor project from this one. A frame, I think. I just love the message. 

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And there are a couple of new filmstrips & frames to choose from. I love these and use them all the time. Love the rounded corners on this one. :)

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Now for some Halloween costume shares. Nothing like waiting until almost Thanksgiving to share Halloween pic's, right?

The very cute, er, scary dragon:

Another real scary character: the Phantom (with red glowing eyes...).

And then there was Wonder Woman. She had to fight off these scary characters. 

I will be back with a Christmas home decor project tomorrow. That's right...jumping right from Halloween onto Christmas. See you soon!

Webkinz Collection (a sticker layout)

Stickers, specifically American Crafts stickers, made this layout about my daughter's Webkinz collection come together so nicely. From the cute little pet stickers to the alpha stickers, this layout has lots and lots of stickers!

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One of my favorite things about this layout? I punched the thought bubbles and used an Ali Edwards stamp and then Payton filled in the information about each Webkinz. I love that this will be a record of her handwriting at 9 plus the fact that we worked on this together. I also think I need to remember to scrap more layouts like this: focusing on the kids' collections and what they are into at the moment. Phases come and go and it's fun to look back and see what they were into at the time.

For more information on this layout, click HERE.

Supplies:

• White 12x12 AC Cardstock Pack by American Crafts
• Summer Season Collection Paper by Crate Paper 
• Shower Season Collectino Paper by Crate Paper
• Winter Season Collection Paper by Crate Paper
• Rainbow Season Collection Paper by Crate Paper
• Fall Season Collection Paper by Crate Paper
• Friendly Season Collectino Paper by Crate Paper
• Spring Season Collection Paper by Crate Paper
• Slice 8x8 Ledger Pad by Making Memories
• Black Getty Remarks Letter Stickers by American Crafts
• Black Moma Remarks Letter Stickers by American Crafts
• Dog Bone Glitter Accents & Phrases Remarks Stickers by American Crafts
• Fish Bowl Glitter Journaling Remarks Stickers by American Crafts
• Ali Edwards Today You Storyteller Stamps by Technique Tuesday
• Black Memories Dye Ink Pad by Hero Arts
• Lg My Funny Valentine Squeeze Punch by Fiskars
• XLG My Funny Valentine Squeeze Punch by Fiskars
• Leave it to Weaver Border Punch by Fiskars
• Scallop Sentiment Border Punch by Fiskars
• Upper Crest Border Punch by Fiskars
• Circle Caption 1.5Inch Paper Shapers Punch by EK Success
• Rectangular Caption Punch (Punch Studio @ Hobby Lobby)
• Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz
• Slot Punch by Making Memories (to make the notches)
• White 1/2Inch Foam Squares 88/Pkg
• White 1/4Inch Foam Squares 176/Pkg
• Other (ribbon, mini brads, heart stick pin, clear button & string)

To make the layered hearts, I punched two hearts from the same color of patterned paper: one from the LG My Funny Valentine and one from the XLG My Funny Valentine. Then I simply just stapled them together in the center and attached them to my layout. 

For added dimension, I added pop dots behind some of the stickers. Love the simple but effective look of dimensional stickers. :)

I'll be back tomorrow with a fun Christmas project that is just in time for the upcoming holiday season. :)

November Garden Theme: Stickers

I am so incredibly behind this month. Just when I think I'm caught up I realize...I'm not. ;)

My youngest celebrated his fourth birthday on Saturday. Four years. He is not a baby anymore. He is totally into dinosaurs so I found a cute cake online and I attempted to duplicate it. It actually tasted great. I could have done a bit better job decorating it but I was doing it super late at night (we had to be out of town most of the day on his birthday so I was trying to get a lot done...last minute.) but Ethan loved it. He jumped up and down and was beaming. So worth the late hours. :)

 

The theme for November's Garden is: Stickers.

We've all got 'em. They make creating easy. Here is one of my layouts:

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• I used stickers for the title "Route 66". The number stickers are some older MM stickers (I love them. I will be so sad when my stash is gone!). "Route" is American Crafts Moma stickers. Love this alpha. And love these Remarks sticker books. So many stickers in one book. :)
• I used October Afternoon Road Map circle stickers behind the large MM grommets for a "framed sticker" accent.
• Even the tab ("observations") is a sticker "attached" with a tiny staple.

Supplies:

• Black 12x12 AC Cardstock by American Crafts
• Vacationer Motel Road Map Paper by October Afternoon
• Blue & White Motel Road Map Paper by October Afternoon
• Skyline Motor Inn Road Map Paper by October Afternoon
• Vellum
• White Moma Remarks Letter Stickers by American Crafts
• White Number Stickers by Making Memories
• Road Map Word Stickers by October Afternoon
• Road Map Label Stickers by October Afternoon
• Road Map Image Rub-ons by October Afternoon
• White Rub-ons (CK KOTM)
• Clear Plastic Arrow Accent (CK KOTM)
• Clear Mini Jewel Brads by American Crafts
• Earth Tones Large Brads by American Crafts
• Other brad (Making Memories)
• Scallop Sentiment Border Punch by Fiskars 
• Corner Chomper Crop-a-dile 
• Slot Tool by Making Memories (notches)
• Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz

I'll have more sticker layout shares this week plus a Christmas project (that I'm super excited) about using some of the Silhouette print & cut calendar designs. More soon!

Adhesive Vinyl (it's not just for wall art)

I am only 12 days behind but I wanted to share this layout from the November 1st Garden: a layout featuring Teal Quickutz Adhesive Vinyl. You may look at the vinyl rolls and think "wall art" but I wanted to share how you can create your very own stickers and embellishments for your scrapbooking with this super versatile vinyl as well.

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I created the butterfly embellishments on the above layout by using a Silhouette die cut design and cut them from the teal vinyl. Then I ungrouped the design, removed the "inside cut lines" and cut the butterfly again using vellum. This gave me a solid vellum butterfly and then an intricately cut vinyl butterfly. I simply adhered the vinyl butterfly right over the vellum one for a beautiful layered embellishment for my page.

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Not only does the adhesive vinyl work great with the Silhouette (as well as other electronic die cutting machines. I use mine with the Cricut as well) but you can easily use traditional dies with the vinyl too. To create the year number "stickers" on my layout I ran the teal vinyl through my Epic Six die cutting machine using the Mary Jane Grand Alphabet. Imagine, never running out of that often used letter or number sticker again because you can make as many as you want using adhesive vinyl!

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For more information on this layout, click HERE.

Supplies:

• Silhouette SD Digital Craft Cutting Machine
• Teal Adhesive Vinyl by Silhouette
• Epic Six Die Cutting Tool by Quickutz
• Mary Jane Cookie Cutter Grand Alphabet Complete by Quickutz
• White 12x12 AC Cardstock by American Crafts
• Butter Dotted Swiss 12x12 Cardstock by Bazzill
• Heirloom 12x12 Paper Pad by KI Memories
• Months Clear Stamps by Heidi Swapp
• Foam Stamps (flourishes) by CK KOTM
• Versamark Ink Pad by Hero Arts
• Zing! Mustard Opaque Embossing Powder by American Crafts
• Zing! Rouge Opaque Embossing Powder by American Crafts
• White Moma Remarks Letter Stickers by American Crafts
• Buttons (Stampin' Up)
• Leave it to Weaver Border Punch by Fiskars
• Corner Chomper Crop-a-dile
• Doily Lace Edge Craft Punch by Martha Stewart
• Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz
• Other: Ribbon, Stick Pin, Flat Top Eyelets (hello blast from the past!)

Another note regarding this layout: I used a KI Memories Paper Pad (see THIS post on the Weekly Challenge I'm hosting at Two Peas). I incorporated the techniques I discussed in that post: using white cardstock (to help break up the patterned paper designs and vellum over one of the patterned papers). There are so many great paper pads out there that make creating a coordinated and eye-pleasing design so simple (and KI Memories has several of my absolute favorites a the moment!).

Have a great Thursday everyone. :)

Silhouette Featured Artist: Cali Arroyo

The Silhouette blog is focusing on their contributing artists monthly and this month, the featured artist is Cali Arroyo. You can read about Cali HERE and check out her lovely designs in the Silhouette store. :)

I played with a few of her designs in a couple of different projects. 

First, this layout showcasing some of my favorite holiday decor from last year. 

I resized my photos and created this photo collage in Photoshop (all photos are 2"x 2" or 2"x 4"). By resizing them and just using a small portion of each photo I was able to incorporate 13 photos on this single page layout.

 

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Cali's Designs for Silhouette:

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• For the cute Chubby Reindeer (and be sure to check out Cali's designs because she has dozens of cute chubby characters & animals!) I used white SEI Velvet Paper to cut the inside of the reindeer's ears, the whites of the eyes and the nose. Then, instead of cutting the black part of the eyes out of cardstock, I sewed a couple of mismatched black buttons on. I always, always love the look of buttons on a project!
• I cut the reindeer's black nose and antlers out of cardstock but I wanted to add a little extra sparkle and shine (this is a holiday layout afterall!) so I added Stickles Black Diamond Glitter Glue to the nose and Stickles Copper Glitter Glue to the antlers.
• The flourish (both the positive and negative) were cut using the SEI Velvet Paper. I also used the red velvet paper to cut part of the title, "special".

Silhouette design used:

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Supplies:

• Cabin Velvet Collection by SEI 
• Flannel Pjs 12x12 Paper by Imaginisce 
• Kraft Cardstock (Hobby Lobby)
• White 12x12 AC Cardstock by American Crafts 
• Black 12x12 AC Cardstock by American Crafts 
• Chocolate 12x12 Double Dot Paper by Bo Bunny 
• Tab Sticker (October Afternoon Good Cheer Collection)
• Christmas Rub-ons (Making Memories)
• Black Diamond & Copper Stickles Glitter Glue (Ranger Industries)
• Assorted Crystal Gemstones by Hero Arts
• Other (ribbons)
• Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz
• Silhouette SD Digital Craft Cutting Machine

My other project is something I created for Ethan's pre-school party at school today (to celebrate his 4th birthday). I made these treat bag toppers and realized that this cute dinosaur is Cali's design:

I die cut the frame for the top of the bag, I simply folded it in half and stapled it to the cello bag. I apologize but I can't get the number from the Silhouette site for some reason. I keep getting an error message. I will update as soon as I get it.

Cali's Designs for Silhouette:

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• I added a googly eye, a punched heart (stapled to the dino and embellished with tied string) to each dinosaur. Really simple but adds a nice touch of emellishment to the design.
• I love, love these dinosuar designs. If you follow my blog you will notice that I have used them before, on a Disney Animal Kingdom layout from THIS blog post (scroll down a bit).

Supplies:

• Sandbox Dotted Swiss 12x12 Cardstock by Bazzil
• Neutrals 12x12 AC Cardstock Pack by American Crafts 
• Crazy Cool Stamps (Stampin' Up)
• Heart Punch (Stampin' Up)
• Googly Eyes & String (Hobby Lobby)
• Circle Caption 1.5" Paper Shaper Punch by EK Success

And for even more fun I created these cupcake picks for the treats we're taking to class this afternoon:

For this guy I used the brontosaurus shape and cut two out for each pick, glued the front to the back, slipped the toothpick in between and embellished with a punched heart and googly eye. So simple but I can't even tell you how excited my little guy is about his treats!

Cali's Designs for Silhouette:

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Have a great day!

Weekly Challenge (Use a Paper Pad)

I have the Weekly Challenge this week over at Two Peas. 

I am challenging you to use a paper pad to create a layout. There are so many great ones available and they make creating a coordinated layout so easy (and we all know how I love easy, right?!).

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Supplies:

Toy Box 12x 12 Paper Pad by KI Memories; Black 12x12 AC Cardstock (American Crafts); White 12x12 AC Cardstock (American Crafts); Ali Edwards Loving Words Words We Love Stamps (Technique Tuesday); Ali Edwards Everyday Words Words We Love Stamps (Technique Tuesday); Black & Clear Big & Bossy Jumbo Embossing Pad (Ranger); Zing! Rouge Opaque Embossing Powder (American Crafts); Ducks in a Row Word Stickers (October Afternoon); Corduroy Brads & Buttons (Stampin' Up); Photo Corners (Heiidi Swapp); Fabrics (Sweetwater for Moda); Epic Six Die Cutting Tool by Quickutz; Mary Jane Cookie Cutter Grand Complete Alpha Dies (Quickutz); Scallop Sentiment Border Punch (Fiskars); Corner Chomper Crop-a-dile; Tiny Attacher (Tim Holtz)

These papers are bright and fun (and are great primary colored designs) but I still felt that part of them overpowered my photos. There are two things I like to do when using bright papers like these:

1. Use black or white cardstock (or both like I did on my page) to break up the designs.

2. Mute parts of the patterned paper with vellum. I used vellum over the yellow/orange alpha paper.

I did use some fabric on my page. The big title was cut from some Sweetwater fabric using the Mary Jane Grand Alpha and my Epic Six machine. 

 

The star were all cut using a Sizzix die and the Big Shot. The fabrics for the stars is Michael Miller, I believe.

Have a great Tuesday!

November Celebrate the Seasons

There are only two months left for this class. This past year has gone by so quickly. I am sad that this class is almost over but so very excited to begin working on next year's all new class. :)

It's starting to be that time of year where scrapbook time can be limited. Lots of family activities and other seasonal traditions that take up our time (and rightly so!). This month's sketch incorporates lots and lots of photos (if you want it to) or you can do like I did on my layout and fill in the empty spaces with patterned paper squares. Minimal embellishments and journaling directly on a journal tablet sheet completes November's layout.

November's Sketch:

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November's Layout:

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Almost everything on this layout was pre-made: the stickers, the florals (I layered mine for dimension and interest), the journaling sheet, etc.).

I did die cut several items to include them on my layout: the title is a Silhouette corner title design (you could easily duplicate this look with stickers, chipboard alpha, rub-ons, etc.) and the 2" squares "thankful", "blessed" & "gratitude" were cut down from Silhouette Print & Cut designs. I simply printed them on photo paper, then instead of running them through the Silhouette to cut them "as is", I used my paper trimmer to cut just the portion I wanted to use on my page.

I thought the border of the page looked a bit plain and because the page is so linear and busy with photos I added a bit of fun with punched borders that I adhered randomly. It gives a nice, playful feel to such a linear page. :)

Click HERE for the supply list and link to the pdf handout for this class.

This month's video:

Silhouette Designs used:

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Supplies:

Chocolate 12x12 Double Dot Paper by Bo Bunny; White 12x12 AC Cardstock Pack (American Crafts); Autumn Argyle/Blue Linen Double Sided Autumn Bliss Paper (Little Yellow Bicycle); Bronze Leaves/Bronze Double Sided Autumn Bliss Paper (Little Yellow Bicycle); Brown Leaves/Brown Flower Dots Double Side Autumn Bliss Paper (Little Yellow Bicycle); Ali Edwards this is the Day Stamps (Technique Tuesday); Black & Clear Big & Bossy Jumbo Embossing Pad (Ranger); Zing! Chestnut Opaque Embossing Powder (American Crafts); Autumn Bliss Journal Tablets (Little Yellow Bicycle); Gratitude 97% Complete Stickers (7Gypsies); Thanksgiving 97% Complete Cardstock Stickers (7Gypsies); Black Moma Remarks Letter Stickers (American Crafts); Florals (Making Memories); Buttons (KI Memories); Stick Pin (Heidi Grace); Mini Paper Clips (Tim Holtz); Mint Truffle Merrymint Ribbon Assortment (American Crafts); Tiny Attacher (Tim Holtz); Border Punch Kit (7Gypsies); Corner Chomper Crop-a-dile; New Scallop Edge Craft Punch (Martha Stewart); Silhouette SD Digital Craft Cutter

I was going to post about the November 1st Garden but I think I will save that until Saturday. Tomorrow I have the Weekly Challenge at Two Peas and I will be sharing that layout and information here on my blog. :)

Have a super Thursday!

Silhouette Design Team

As you may or may not have heard, Silhouette has branched out and formed their own company, focused solely on the Silhouette. I was lucky enough to be asked to be a part of the "new" company's design team. I am so excited to share in this adventure with my fellow DT member, Erin Lincoln.

To read more about it (and read my dorky answers to their questionnaire) click HERE for the post from the Silhouette blog.

Here's the Thanksgiving card I created (and I did this in under an hour...that's right friends...the die cut card, die cut pumpkins and Print & Cut circle + stamping & heat embossing, etc. in under an hour). Love when that happens!

 

See that circle there with the notch? That notch is part of the card die cut. So cute and fun! Love how it holds the card closed.

Those pumpkins are seriously my favorite thing. Ever. I love pumpkins and these are the cutest. And I love that not only are they perfect for all your Halloween/Fall type layouts, cards and projects but they add such a lovely touch to a Thanksgiving project as well!

Silhouette Designs:

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Supplies:

Silhouette SD Digital Craft Cutter, Elanore Battington Craft Fair Paper by American Crafts, Defencse! Varnish Junior Paper by American Crafts, Black 12x12 AC Cardstock by American Crafts, Season of Giving Clear Stamps by Hero Arts, Black & Clear Big & Bossy Jumbo Embossing Pad by Ranger, Zing! White Opaque Embossing Powder by American Crafts, 5 Color Polka Dot Ribbon by Jillibean Soup, Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz, Corner Chomper Crop-a-dile

I'll be back first thing tomorrow with this month's Celebrate the Seasons! Can you believe that we only have November and December and then this class is finished?!!!! Looking forward to sharing November's layout with you (plus I am behind and need to share my November 1st Garden layouts as well!). 

Until tomorrow...